A 75 i'MKMKTS.- Hll IK-- " TIIK.TKR.

Komie'ly Memphis Theater.).. VKY. A HllOUKi fropitetor. and Managers.

Two NUMs Only ami Saturday Matlneo Febru-ary 27 ill and 2Hlh,

Duprez & Benedict's Famous Jtlln9trelsAND K0Y1L BRASS BAND.

O COMEDIANS O - O EM MEN OAt tiatle Itannera,

AND GREAT TRIFLE COMPANY.

Monday, Msrch 1st JOHN M'CULLOUOH.

tllHHIi; THK1TKHEa itormeMr Iew iierutilils Theater.)UAVBT A BROOKd. ..Proprietors and Manager

One week only and Sslurdftv rr.n' lore CommencingUuNDAY, Mmch 1 t, ttie trainer I tragedian,

JO II M'CLJLL.Ul tJIl,Supported Dy the popular artli-l- . Fred B. Wards.

Juun A. Lhiiv, 11. A. Lautdou. Hiu Kate lfor-syi- b,

Mr. AUKUsta Foster, and a mostponerlul company.

Wm M. Connor. fcanagr-r- .Monday March lH -- VlttljlML a.Tuesday feverilng-JAC- K CAHB.Wednesday Kvemng-- M aCBKTH.Thursday Ivenlug -- OTdKtLO.Friday iv-m- ug Hl.HKUKU.Katiirduy Halli.ee VlhiilMUS.rsattiruny avming THE GLADIATOR.

meot seas begins tbls (THURSDAY)morilng, Ftbr-ar- 2olb, at U o'oioea, at Hollen-bent'- s

luua c store.ViednesdHy, Msrch 10'h - Westhersby A Goodwin

I'U.ielr kwhI ncM KHOl.l'jLKa."

ILOVD'H BE5TAIIUANTAND OOaPtCTIOJ.EttY.1

JtKUtLAK If EALH HKBVKVI

FINE DESSERTS EVERT DAI.

t&l)lnner Parties a Specialty I

1CLVCREAJI MADE From PURE CREAM

NOTHING NICER FOR DESSERT,

FI.UVI'M CASDIKX!

THV 4. IM1KAHW1

It will nave VANILLA and CHOCOLATE

CARAMELS IN IT.

It will kave MARSH-MALLO- DROPS, WAL-

NUT and FRENCH NOUQATIS IT.

it will k(T nothing In It but what Is aooD,WBOLESOMM and TASTY.

tiMk riree la mane freak the day It Is sold.

'L0 II SAME A SI) KtPUTATIOS

Are Hloked an tkeae Candloo.

7 Slain, pp. Court Square.

J tt'i V fAtAl'B.NOVELTlEb! JET PALACEI

PARISIAN DIAMOND!, EAR-BINb- S,

Mounted In Solid Ould. Beautiful Designs.

r.OO.and I'pward.

Onyx and Jet Good.Ilraeelets aud Comb!

IN EN DLKdi VARIETY I JUST RECEIVED!

fJ JLT PALACE !

375.... Main street.... 375.

I. Ilowclir manager.

I'hiiMIIIAInf K. H. L. LA- - has removed his residence andjy office to HI 7 MAIN bT., between Monro ana

Union, over B W tohscCTi s ore.

WalTK Removed toDHJ.D, 24:1 MAIN sTBEKT,Corner Jefferson, under Bingham's Gallery,

CUBES PILKS,fISTULA. and other hKCTAL DISEASES.

No hindrance from business.Offies hours: Giutlemeu 0 to 11 a.m., and 3 U

4 p.m. Ladles 1 to 8 P m.

ilOl i.' AilU ilUAItO.FRONT KOOil Furnished or unrur

ELIHANTwlihooarl. at 4:11 SHELBYST.

ESIBABLK FKOiST BOOMS wi n board, atD 2Hrt THIRD 8 REST.ILH.NIoHEk room w1.11 board; also, day board-u- s

wanted at fj 9 Madison street.VOOMS Furnished rooms with excellent table

board. Hay boarders wanted at 00 monroe pt.l ORONT KOOil toitgaiiliy lurnisneo, at no. iui Court street. Suitable for gentleman and wile,cr two single gentlemen. Releience.

O04S Nice luinlshert rirus, cheap, atTir-- n si am bih&ki.

l ttA4 til.UL- B-

Ore' leggy black horse mule. Return to J. A,If ei rest 4 Co.'s, Bl Mouroe stieet, and be rwaraw.

J. N. BE',L.

1? luau're on bon.d Bra 1Y AND WAGON BOAT,Below A- - chor Line Wharf boat.

rpiNNtli-App- ly atones, atJ 468 MAIN STREET.

TDEiiYlANKNT SI I UA1ION- - By man and wife, to1 oversee and manage a farm or piautauon. are

competent; have ud expt rience, and can furnishInest ct retereuces.

a d dress F.. U17 Madison street.T AMPS lo alter and tepair. ctud-Mi- t lamps a

1 1 specialty. Ul 17." s.tD,2:iU second at.

rito OIL MILL MhS WauUa: A man to takecliarue ot a watch. Musi be a practical mechanic

and understand the business. 10 a urst-viaa- s mana permanent sltuatlnn la t ITered. Address, withrecommendations, statli g wages exoected,

THE JAChboNJackson. Tennessee,

OMAN To nH'lt. wash and Iron. Apply toJ W X. BROWN E, 40 Madison st.

I 1 OUSEK && au German preferred.LA Addie-- a. K M W., this fflce.

I TTLE CAPITAL.- - tu tne uiggeai paying eoien( 1 terpilse lu Menpnl Prottu, Immtn-e- ; securedbytnouopoly Applt attlQP-BAW- d. 28o Malust" CriVE PARTNtR- - With 10,000to SIIS.OOO

cash, to take an interest tn an ld estabilsbe'wholesale Liquor, Tobacco and Cigar business.Doing a sare and profitable business. Address

H.. Appeal office.KSllikNCK-l- n Memphis lor an Araanaaa iaim.

Heal estate trading men n can uuDR. K. P. BVTKS, Mulberry street.

LANTATION Any one having a small planta-tion 011 or near the Mississippi river, say of

400 or 600 acres or cleared land, might find a pur-

chaser bj addressing, with particulars and terms,WM. 41 CLi Ll.OCH. W llsen s Point P. O.,

East Carroll Parish, Louisiana.

Jt'OK HUNT.NICE PLACE -- Five miles from Memphis, with

A lrf acres ol land, bouse, stables, orchard, grocery store (doing gooa business). Kent $10O a lear.In advance. This place has been a safe retreat dur-

ing the iwo epidemics. Apply Immediately atM.Jirt jKFFjiHSONSr.. cor. Third.

riTOrt" Adlolnlng Kobliison's drug store cornerO Madison and Be nd streeui; lse9ion giventirst of March AD''lv toIjtOUK Ml K KESIDKftLr.s-v- ii aiauiswu u"H Court sneets; convenient to business. Apply

iT, pl Hnowdeii. or Jaa. L. Gocslloe. 88 MadisonA I ION Tliat tine plaulatlou.

l u Hjin I'Imiw. two nult from O. a. Land--county. Mlssl-slpn- l. 1 nete are aoouilug..1 :.'. i . ,, V.i-- i nt .lUtvatioD. with a good

resuleuce and iiecessiu y ouihouum In a gooo stale of, ui,. 111 n,nitei. wauons and Implements.ni wltu aonroved city aocepiance. For

luither particulars ai.ply to me, on the premises.ort0 w.r. rrouuui, o ..o jj-.-

.

t . .. m ' m nniissa. 1 no 11 re atWlLDEtl'S Bt.or AND eUOK STORK.

212 Main street, Clark's Marble Block.TTyE!sTukNCK-- 7i Adams st, ; centrally locatedAl and in excellent condition. Apply to w A.

W bed ley, aenu WM. A. GOODWYN.

OOOV1- 0- rboroughb cleaned, unlurnished reoms,to ntMnslbie parties, wlihout children. at 817

Madl-o- n sireetaJlnjifwmoon"J5x"iHKK'CCsK e eral lrge nrsl-c- l Mam

atit t reliou-es- , eentralij locaUxt,Jiorvhouses 2KiS and 2.17 becond street.Cole o 's old s.aud, 812 been , stieet.No. rt4 ecund street, corner Court.A)welllngUouse on Jessamine street, recently O0CO- -

nle.1 D K. L.In thesubirrus.

acres well fenced cultlvalable land, two miles

WelVnu'ii'ivtSi'i'laoeof 2'10 acres, six miles from... nnnsmlon eln.

sleeuiii'g- - 00 iu andoffiotrs on Front. Court ard Second.IreetaT JOHN OVERTON, Jk.

Apply to C. N. GKOoVKNUK,corner Second and Court.

OOM room, with smallroom coimecUi g. cau be had. with good board.

hi 7-- J Court street, tteiereuoej i""-

Fun.lsheo or uuiunu- - m, ytiOOMS without board: aiartmeiils suited lor

.ight houseKeepliitt. atJOjjeaersoo slreet,"l boMS-Vurnti- ied rooiua. ktt u per mouth.L at 107 Jefferson street.LJK.lluKNCh- S- Two clean, ooiumouiuusf uenK-s-

, tree from fever Infection.mimvi MEmwKTHFR. ;'4.v teond st

CHARLES N. ERICH,DIUKCT 1MPOBTKB OF

31oiaeuilao Olassware,French & American China,

QUEENSWARE!BPl-:JtAl.Tl- t

Bar-fi-x tare. Mirror, etc.audrple-Plte- d Halves, laotora, et

Hstel ana Hteambsvat Ware.21 Main Street, Memphis. Tenn

We itre authorized to announce JOHN D. COX asaenddatefor Justice ot the the Peace l the KtithCivil District. Election oo Tiiur-da- y, March 4, 1 HBO.

a. r. FOUTK Is a candidate f r Magistrate ot theFirth Civil I l.tr ct mention March 4ih.

TAIiKI UP.CIO W On the Wlldberger place, a bl ck and white

cow. Owner can bate her by proving propertyand paving eliar-ees-

aVOIC I.K 41 It IS KMT.

TUK A HOTEL, AND GROUNDS Including mln- -eral sortnus lot lor sale or rent very cheap.

Great bargain. Mm 8. K. HARRIS, luka. Miss.

t'OB ftAkMK OK JLIbAWl-:- .

Pianos and Oreans fortJIANOS-Seoond-b-

and

or rent, at H. U. HOLLENBBHU'S, MusicHouse. 214 Main street

JLOHT.ITCH-Sm- all liver and white Pointer Bitch: an-.- ..R oi Rntnrn ti)V(l H MAIN

d rBKBT. and get reward.

STTUB One white and lemon-spotte- setter dogs A lioerai rcwnru i"i uis ic.miu vC. B. BRYAN. No. 13 Madison street.

OLD SLKKVB BUTTON WHh patent fasteaerC-JT Flnlr lll pemw return tfMhn nfllrff.

MAE-Abo- ut I4Ml bands liitth; sorrel,POT aiay hairs howln all over her body: ahteet white; blaze face; gray scar over rlg'H eye;mane veiy heavy. Was stolen at L. and . depet;will pay 826 lor her delivery to TOM KINO.

at Bartleit, Tena,or Lee House, corner Front and Ovenon streets,Memphis.

Jt'OK MAIjK a

MILCH cow With young calf; now givingBiINK milk per day. Ca 1 at

HADDEN t AKBINiiTON. 280 Front St.

OTOBKHOUK And full stoea Heneral Mercnan--dlse. sltUHted on thn ftHsslwilppl river, about

sixty miles Horn Memphis, In a splendid cottongrowing cnuotry. and ac a poli.l which ships from2000 to Ht-- bales yearly. Fanles desiring to sellwlah to change their bus nfi. Apply at

808 FhOIST STHKhT. Memphis.

MaTEKIAL AND BINDERY HavingPBINTQ tbe Tjl, Presses (Hue, Cauipbrlitad Gordon). Book Bindery and Machinery of tbelate "Boyie Printing Company," we will sell tueiama la quantities to ult purchasers. Address

8. C. TUOF A CO.. Memphis.

BOCKA WAY -- Almost new; for cash. P.STYLISH Sevrnlh nd Brt,aday, Ft PickwtlngTjy Nti lt K One powt-- r hngme. BoilerHi bbattlrjg and Pu ley, complete Apply to

J. V. PATBICK. Memphis Gins.

rABM Tbe splendid residence and farmC1H0ICK HermlUge. known as ' Tulip Grove,"once the properly ot Mor Doneisnn, l offered lorale to close an estate. The bouse Is a brick uiau

tlon of nine rooms. In good repair. servanui' houses,tmokebouee, stables and t ow house, carriage and aMo, 1 icehouse, two large barns and eUhl tenant-iiouse- a

The farm has 385 acres of goed laud,renced with cedar, aud a never railing pupply ofwater all over the land, (here being nine lastingspnncs and a creek. In f com of the bouse stands agrove ot forest trees ot 20 acres; church and school-hous-

In trout lot; distant from Nashville 1 1 milesand 2 miles fiorn station. The place Is noted forIta healthfumess and natural beauty. W,ll be soidlor S20.000, which uiglO.UOO leas than tbe Im-provements cost. Apt I) to WM. D BKAB.D, to

F. O. I HE AS KB Nashville, icon.LjLOUhlNti AND COKN-MIL- (.HEAP In Urst--

class order. If application la made Immediately ;

niclne 12 Inch cylinder and h stroke. Also, aStnam Fire Knglue, A Latta's make, ClncluaatLInquire at Carpenttrshop. I 'M Second street

T AO unlmpioved lots on Georgia street,LOIS feet front each, by IttO feet oenp near suloaepb's Church. T. J. LATHAM.

river or run. QuAiituy and qualityBuioa Leave order at John A. Denle's,;1 Front street, or W. J. Cbaae Co.'s. 182 Main

Street O. H. P. PIHFK

LEMONS

1000 BXS. LEMONS,

1000 BXS.ORANGESFresh Arrivals, Sound, and in

Fine Shipping.

For Sale at Very Low Prices.

OIw.Fiiifi&CoWHOLESALE GROCERS,

n9irnisi tenn esskk.

PfiKSfUNAIi

Colonel John W. Patjlette, of Kqoxville--, is stopping at the Peabody.

Colonel John C. Whitner, of Atlanta,is a guest of the PeaboJy hoVA.

Colonel Nat F. Cheairs, of Maurycounty. Tennessee, is takmg bis hash at tbePea body hotel.

Miss Bessik Andrews, of Franklin, Ten-nessee, wbohai been v. siting Mrs. Frank J,Turnbu'l, ot tbis plac, for tbe past twoweek?, left for home last evening.

Mr. Thomas F. Dcffin, a well-know- n

contractor ot our citv, has taken the contractto grade fifty miles ot tbe and Jackson railroad. The work will commence in 1

few days. Mr. Duffin is in the ci'y purchasing the necessary oulht and supplies.

Thk following names of visitors were regtstered vesterday at tha cotton exchange:I. F. M'Kee, Austin, Mississippi; J. C. Crenshaw, Dermott, Arhnnsa; B. S. Armstrong,Arkansas; J. U. Algers, JJyersbursr, lennes- -see; Dr. R. Bostwick, Siiulsbury; W.J. Gat-lin- g,

Saulsbury, R. Y. Cox, Ripley, Missis-sippi.

LAW RETORTS.

Chancery Court M'IpowcII, Chancellor.Conrt adjourned to Monday, which will

b) motion day.

Criminal Conrt-- 1,. tt. Horrlcan. Jadge.The following cases are set for trial to-da-

Noa. 19. 20 and 26, Jim Neil; 106 and 107,Tom Farrell: 121, James Stewart ; 138 C.ryTucker; 108, Green ilarbert; 109, C. W.Jasper; 111, Tom Iloleman; 137, Wm. Eo-fiel- d;

71, fienrv V ilontine; 56, Wm. John-son ; 135 and 136, Henry Ying.

Monday, March 1st 123, J. L. Rothrock;118. Wyatt Kitk; 119. James M'K-un- a.

Wednesday, March 31-- 81 and 86, G. W.Kredu.

Thursday, March 4th 116 and 117 DanD.mnelly.

Friday, March 5th 103, Richard Bowles.

Circuit Conrt lion. James O. Pierce,jude.Calendar for to dixy : 5671, Wm. Gatz vs

Memphis water comoauv; 5672. Weaver,trustee, vs Curry; 5681, Welch vs Louisvilleand Nashville railroad company; 56S3, Hayesv Louisville and Nashville railroad com-pany.

AMUSEMENTS.

Mnaleale To-Mi- ht for the Benefit ofthe ITIrot Methodist Church,

Under direction of Prof. Emilfl Levy, atMendelsohn hall, 223 Second street, in whichtbe following amateurs will participate: Mrs.R. L. Cochran, Mrs. R. M. Manslord, Mra.T. A. Lmb, Mrs. W. C. Chidest. r. Miss Liz-li- e

M'Cleiland, Miss Henrietta Brinds, Mi-- s

Eva Walton, Miss Carrie Richardson, Mr. R.W. Wilson. Mr. W. J. Steele, Mr. George L.Castner, Mr. James Kirkland and Mr. A. C.Von Gundell. Recitations by Misses Lswel-ly- n

and Hatchett. Door open at half-pa- st

even o'clock. Admission, seventy five cents,laeabrle'a Theater.

At the Theater Duprez and Bene-dict's minstrels will give a performance thtitwill be intensely interesting and amusing.The troupe comprises many of the very bett'burnt cork" artists in the country. Their

vocalists and specialty performers have beenspecially selected by the managers. Theprogramme contains all tbe latest novelties,and it will be changed nightly during theengagement, which will include tbe per-

formance to niftht, the matineeand a farewell exhibition eve-ning. The troupe will arrive here to duyfrom Holly Sorinf. i.

Bsaoke Wrlghfa Oraage liarhajn.Mxu?nts excavating company, 29 South

Court, clean vaults at reasonable rates.

W thould not suffer from a ccush, whena few doses of Ayer's cherry pectoral will

comfort, health, all atecure. Time, money,saved by it.

Red Meed Oata,Qerman-,-- Clover jeecL co.

THE MEMPHIS IDIILY AJPJPJ&Jl... FJEl I D.A.Y. EKJ3RTJJRY --27, 1880.public CH0)i directors.L.eaTl Fewer ad Antborltr

slla witkBerereaee tm Kxpelllnstlieni for Iaaproper Coaioct.

The Klb.t awd Datlea of Behaal Di-rectory, and or tbe Children's r"ar-cat- s

Apoloxlea Illegal.

Brief mention was made a few days ainceof an opinion delivered by Judge J. O.Pierce, of tbe Shelby county circuit court, ontbe powers and authority o( school directorsover the conduct of pupils and expulsion ofsuch pupils from tbe schools. Judee Pierceclearly lays down tbe law on the subject, inthe opinion (riven below, which will be of in-

terest to all school d. rectors throughout theState. The demand often made by schooldirectors that an apolocy tor past misconductshall be made by the puil or by the parentsof the child is treated by Judge Pierce assomewhat ridiculous, and, as he expressed it,is going too far. The case was argued incourt by Mr. W. M. Randalph for the relatoror piaiutiff, aud by Messrs. Taylor and Car-ro- il

for thi; defendants:la the Circuit Court of Shelby county, State of Ten-

nessee, tz rtl-- 3. A. M Daniel vs. York, Ward andMerrill, School Directors, District No. 2, applica-tion for a mandamus to restore two children to thepublic schools.First Tbe 111 feeling that has attended tbe diffi-

culties which resulted In this litigation U sincerelydeprecated by tbe court. It la tbe duty ot tbe partiesto ptocetd with the matter, so far asany other su-p- a may become necessary,without cr prejudice on eitherside. The defenaant as coui.ty officers, are to betreated with ail reap ct by their fellow-elllz-n- s In allmatters wherein ihey are called on to discbarge ofUcial duties; and they are of couise expected to dis-charge all such duties to so Impartial and dignified

mauner as to command respect.HMCund l be deleudants as school directors will

be allowed to proceed with the regulation of theschool, and to exercise ineir own aiscreiionherein, except BO Iar as u may appear ciearij

to the court that they have carried or are likriyto carry the exercises of suen discretion to an un-reasonable aud Improper extent.

Thlrd-- As to the mauner lu which the school dlrectors shall invest gie any charges that may bepreferred against school children, the court will notlimit their discretion. They may act upon such evidence as Is satlsiactory to themselves; they may takeevioeuce 1 1 such manner aud under such circumstances as they see rropei; aud they will be Inter-fered with br the court only In case they have actedupon no evidence at all or upon evidence clearly In-

sufficient.Fouith The court holds that the school directors

at d the teacher may control the actions and conductof school children, outside of and away from tbecnoolroom,l(i all m Alters which concern tbe discip-

line, welfaie. gooj oruer and peace ot the school,but not lu'ther; and they may exclude childrenwhose severally vulgar or Improper conduct or lauguage outside tbe school show tuat theyare not nt ooiuiianions lor me otner scholars. I beeeberuiitn vs. Cuail. stown. 8 Cuahing 160. aud Sanders i beaver, 32 Vermont, 114.

Filth The c urt Is saiistlod, as to the case ot tbeyounger son ot tue relator, that tbe defendants Inexpelling the boy acted upon sufficient evidence andw in sufficient cause. Tbe boy is evident y an unmInmate of a public school; and until he reforms, orgood assurances are given ot his future better con-duct, the defendants will be Justified In excludinghim from tne scnooi; auu, as to tuts cntia, toe casewin be left by the court eullrely to tbe discretion ofthe defendants.

oixin as to tne older son of relator, the proofshows some Instances of bid conduct, such as weresufficient to authorize his suspension tioin school, orbis expulsion for a time. He may be restored If therelator wlil undertake to restrain him In the future,and to co-- o wrate with the school authorities In requiring hliu to properly conduct blmselt hereafter;and as the relator in open court states mat ue con-siders tbis to be his duty, and promises so to do, thisbvy may now be restored to tbe school. It Is properto sa, however, tuat tbe defendants should Closelyscutlnlze bis conduct, an l promptly remove bim ifbe again makes nimseir onenotve, or so conductshimself as to make him an unlit Companion to theother school children.

Seventh lu tbts case the requirement by the directors of an apology for the pant misconduct of thechildren Is deemed unnecess.try. They cannot require a parent to apologise for a child s misconduct.xne naren t is to some extent responsiDie ior suen mif- -cotiduct; but they fbould assume that he Is himlfoffended and grieved by such misconduct. Adeauateprotection lor toe iuture win in general oe securea

au assurance from the parent that he will thereafter c . opera'e in oiscipuniug tne child.

Jtigntn-r- ne aeienaanis uavii g goneiioiar iulmuosing noon tbe relator Ibe condition of an apt 1

ogy, the cost 01 this proceeding win do equallydivided. jau&s u. ftisuun,, juage.

LOCAL FAKAGKAPUS

It was quiet in police circles yesterday,The criminal court was not ia session

yesterday.The criminal court grand jury will be in

session to-da-y.

Duorez and Benedict's minstrels at tbeTheater t.

The chancery court stands adjournedover to Mocday next.

Spring weather yesterday, but thebarometer was falling all day.

At night the music of the cotton com-press is ail the sound you hear.

The nihilists, now that they use dyna-mite, should be called annihilists.

Tbe digging of sewer ditches progressesthrouxbout tue city in a lively manner.

The lodges of Knights of Honor in thiscity sre increasing rapidly m membership,

Hopefield claims to be the banner townin Arkansas in subscribing to the Irish relieffund.

The scarlet fever season is passing away,and the new cisaa are rapidly falling on innumbers.

The ovet flow wave is the coming danger,Lower bottom planters had better look outfor stock.

The sunny weather of yesterday inducedhundreds of ladies to appear on the streetsand go shopping.

The usual number of marriage-license- s

were issued by tne county court clerk yesteraay, and cuuny to colored people.

The merchants are doing a heavy business at present. The past business seasonsnever kept up so weil as hail the present.

The probability is that before tbe nextcotton crop a mammoth cotton-she- d will beerected in Memphis, so as to keep the stapleout of the wet.

Alter datk lest evening, and up to oneo'clock this morning, bat one arrest wasroadti by tha police, and tuat was for d. and d

dtuuk end disorderly.Prof. Crystal, the professional wrestler of

tbe (iieec-o-rtoma- ttjle, has found a man totuckle turn tor money. Probably he broughthim u'ong tor thut purpose.

The caso of the f urelies on the officialbond of J. A. Anderson, public administrator.(till cotiliuea to absorb tbe attention of JudgeEidridge, ol the probate couit.' The Nic ilaon pavement on Madison

street, between Second and Third, was dugup ahd removed yesterday preparatory toputting down a stone pavement.

Tbe initial number of the Arkansas Medieal Monthly will be published on tbe thirty- -br.i ot March, at Little Uock. Jonathan JJones, M.D., will be editor and proprietor,

Oa Tuesday last, near Fisherville, in thiscounty, Markham Williams was killed by tbetailing of bis ginhouse, and John Bryant,who was at work at the gin, was severely injured.

At the Memphis club hail, last night, anelegant masquerade ball was given by themembers. There was a large attendaLce andall the ailair, was gotten up inelegant style.

The ravers are putting down rock onMadison street at the east end. The work isfinished ud to near Fourth street. Betweensecond and Main, oa Madison, work is already progressing.

Is it Arkansas or Arkansaw ? is the connundrum ovir the river. Oa this side Atkansaw has been carried by a large majorityover Arkansas, and it cancot be counted cutby a returning board.

Sixteen arrests were made by the policeyesterday eight of them tor doing businesswithout a license, lour tor violating oeaunordinance, three tor drunkenness, and one,George Wiliiamr, for larceny.

It is (xoected that JudgeHorrigan, ot the criminal court, will deliverhis opinion on the motion made and arguedseveral days since to quash the indictmentsfound against J. A. Anderson as public adminis trator.

Men with money seeking a safe invest-ment will do well to attend the sale of theMitchell "Camp Marks" lands on Saturdaynext. It is only a question of time whenlands, like rai.road stocks and other less substautial property, will feel the business boom,

t, out near the Hernando road,the citizens will meet to organize for the pro-tection of lite and property against robbersand burglars. Daring the yellow-feve- r lastvear a similar organization in the suburbsbad a moot beneficial effect upon law-brea- k'

erg.The sale of seats for the John M'Cul

lough engagement at the Theater next weekis alreadv verv large. Reserved seats are be-

in? secured for every night of tbe weekand for the Saturday matinee. Those whodesire to have good seats had better apply intime.

The express freight by the Southern ex-

press company from Cincinnati over the Cincinnati Southern railroad came in yesterdayby way of Chattanooga over the Memphisand Charleston railroad. A good route torthe Southern express company, and now opento them.

Last Wednesday thegin cn the plantation of Mi. Collier, some twenty miles downthe river, was acciueuUl y destroyed by hre,Tha icsurance was held in New Orleans-eleven hundred and fifty dollars on the cotton and cotton-see- d, and Beven hundred onthe gin and buildiug.

Five little stone-cutte- rs are whackingaway on marble for the customhouse build-ing. It would take them about one thousandvoara ta finish the stone necessary for thatpurpose. U i.l-8- the United States looks intotbe matter the nresent feneration will belong in the grave before the customhouse isfinished.

About twelve o'clock last night twohackmen at the Monroe street stand, nearMain, engaged in a rough ht

of a moat interesting character for abouttwo minutes. They were separated by theother hackmeo, and co arrests were made.The matter wai amicably adjusted over afew glasses of beer.

Last eveninc the cotton-storehou- se ofThomas Fox, 152 Front street. Exchangebuilding, was entered by thieves, who nfledseveral cotton-bag- s and carried off threelarge bags of cotton. The theft was discov-ered, but the thiet escaped. A negro was ar-rested on suspicion by tbe police, and it isbelieved that he knows something ot therobbery.

The residents or Drooertv-owrJer- a onYnce street have already subscribed sixthousand dollars of the twelve thousand nec-essary to raise, so that the Taxing-Distri- ct

government will appropriate the remainderrequired to pave tbe street iiom Main out tothe Charleston railroad track. When pavedVance will the handsomest street in thecity, and property will advance rapidly invalue.

--A gentleman from Little Rock gives theromantic news that, some time since, a Memphis drummer won the heart ot and becameengaged to a belle ot tbe former city, and thebappy ruHrnage-da- y was sen tor tue iwenty-fiii- b,

Wednesday last. A week ago theswain lettfor Memphis to fix up for the wed-ding, but since that time the maiden or herparents nave not neara oi mm. a ne youngladv was almost distracted over tbe uci accountable absence of her betrothed lover, butit may all turn out right yet.

SUBUUltAA.

TheCltlmena BealdJnx Out aide tne Cityadmit Having; no Police Protec-

tion are Plundered Nightly

Bs Taleve) An Orsanlaatlon to be Created to Protect litre and Proper ty

Important aieettnsx.

The pilfering and depredations by tramps,sneak-thieve- s and burglars ia the suburb oftbe city, outside the limits of the Taxing- -

District, have become intolerable to the residents of such localities. They have no policeprotection, they have no fire protection, butthe Taxing-Distri- ct government has sanitaryjurisdiction tor a distance of one mile outsideot tne District limits, ibe people who reside in the suburbs and who do business inthe city, and pay taxes on such business, areunhappy because they are occasion ill? plun-dered by robbers, who prowl around withimpunity ly day and by night. They haveconcluded to help themselves, and it possibleeradicate these growing evils. With this inview the following call has been made:

CALL.

Tbe undersigned residents of the neighborhood near Provine's switch and Walkeravenue, near the Hernando road, ca'l uponall g citizens, of thnt vicinity, tomeet at Segler's grocery this (Fndaj) evening, February 27 cb, at eight o'clock, in order toconsider, and prepare to act.'uoon the bestmeans of patting an end to the depredationsof thieves and burglars, who have tor severalweks robbed and plundered in that localityalmost nightly.H. If. Dlx, r. h. j ones,J. L. Uoodloe, J. T. Long,Louts E b L. LHgilll,T P. Uogan. J. P Joidon,Walter U Johnson, J. W. Brusb,w. d. nan. G S. joraan,K. O. Milton, J. Begier,

A. f. Winchester.

Health Kepoi't.Omci or Board of Health.

TAXINO-DISTRIC- T OF SREL.BY Co.. Tknh..Memphis, Tknn., February 2, 1880

List of scarlet fever cases reported at thisothce to day:

Name. Age. Sex. Color Residence.

MaxH-nnln- g. 4js 324 Poplar.Lizzie K. Read. A ys 102 Third.John Tuther.. 8ys 10(5 Washington.X. M'Partland ay-- 323 Madison ex.J. M'Partlanty 1 yr 3!H Madison ex.

Case of diphtheria reportedName. Agt. Sex. Color Residence.-

Chas. Jeese... 42 I male Above 17 Cansey.JOHN aBEHCKOMBIE. M. D.,

FLOWERS! FLOWERs! FLOWERS!

T. A. Unb A Co.,Proonetors of the Memphis rlornl com

pany, have their f loral world for isu nowreadv. It is a beautiful illustrated pamphlet.gotten out by Tracy & Co., descriptive ofroses, plants, bulbs, nower-seed- , etc., andwill be mailed free to everybody apon application. It will be of great interest to alllovers of flowers--. Send for it at once. Stoic,357 Main street.

A 'Japanese Civil Kiglneer's lavesliens.

New York World: "Mr. T. A. Mabdaira.a civil engineer, who is a native of Japan,t...k . - ,1. 1 . losrt -.- 1 u .UUl WiiO taiUO LU lUIS t.lUlitl) IU lOIV OUU usoeen empioyea on tne aieiropuii an eievaicuranwav extensions, bas invented several instruments which engineers believe will be ofespecial value in mutht'uiatical calculations.One of these instruments IB called atrigonometer, and it is to be used in

.m,- - 11calculating trigonometrical prooiems in

on Monday Ina . . . . . , e; .

abe

after or ontween jcts ot

itrnment in a nronortionator. It si,he fourth proportional between any three

. r Vltlionf. RosrinP. And vf.

calculates compound and copiointed 'tions bv tbe same principle. Mr. matcaatrabas also prepared two volumes on plane lociand the calculus of variations, which he

embrace many crigina! methods; andhe ln'enda prepare a loci inspace.

A Thorough KrorKSDli ailou ot theArmy.

report of the sub committee of thehouse military committee does not recommend a reduction in the line of tbe army, butwill make very charges the personnel of the officers. It proposes reducethe number of rpgimen's to twenty of infantry, eight of cavalry and three of artillery.instead of the present establishment ottwenty-fiv- e regiments ten ot cav

aud five of artillery. Tbere beprovisions in tbe bill tor supernumeraryofficers, the number of each will bedesignated, and lower officers in excessof number it is now proposed (o musterout of the service, making it optional forthem to resign a year s pay. Toe reduction of officers will, it is thought, amountto about two hundred and hrty men.the purpose of committee to so arrangetbe but that othcers reaching the age otsixty sball be iorced to compulsory retirement lrom active service, aud this it istended shall apply to officers now beyond thatage serving at the war department here, asthe bill contemplates the stuff withyounger effioers belcre any reduction ismade.

Eng,llsh Pasts and .Feathers.The London correspondent of the New

York 1'ribune gives an elaborate and exceed-ingly interesting account of the ceremoniesat tbe opening of parliament. The mostsuggestive patagraph, however, is the con-

ceding cue:ceremony was over. Parliament had been

opened by the In person. 1 throngup. As we passed I met a member ot

of much distinction, who remaked, "It's acoin ft rt to think what a Jolly smash we shallsome day of this Japanese mummery."

A hundred years sgo such remark fromsuch a person have been made thebasis ot a cbarce treason. Duty yearsago it certainly would have been condemnedas fl it disloyalty. Twenty-fiv- e years it

hae been considered an exceptionalcase of very bad taste. Now it willprovoke a passing comment.

Broad and View.Virginia, Enterprise: "They tell

about a miserly old chap out in the firstwho has brought his family down

an allowance of one meal per day. A day crtwo caught one of his boys behindtbe wood-she- d devouring a cold potatoe,whereupon he flew into towering passion,saying, 'There is nothing but eating anddrinking and riotiug on about thishouse.' "

For finest flavor smoke Wright's Or--ange Durham. excels all.

The Weekly Appeal, at one dollar pervear. is one ot the papers in miscountry. Every farmer in the south ought tohave it. Each number contains as muchreading matter an ordinary Itsmarket reports are the fullest and most accurate sent from and its newsumns contain everything ot interest trom allparts tbe world

Kconomy Wealth.Gants' clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired,

by 1. Isaac?, Second street, oyosite Courtcquare, Alempbis, loncessee.

Smoke Wright'" "rt lisrbmn.It will doubtless interest the ladies to know

that Butterick'8 catalogues and fashion sheetsfor March have teen rf ceive i.

French Steam IjLadies and gentlemen's goods dyed and

cleaned at Louis Keigel s,62 Jetierson street,

Urovm Jones.Pf Usbnrc, Hhotwell and Caanel Coal

attM mala atreet,

1MPOKTANT LEGISLATION

At Jsekrsa, Hleslrsippl, YesterdayBaltroada, Meboois. C01 feces and

Military Companies Par-ticularly Interested.

Ben. Jfefferson Davis Indorses HsiVranels A. Wlfr"' Mneeeh on the

Tramp His Old Mtels-sip- pt

Bra-Inven-

8pedal to the Appeal. 1

Jackson. February 26. Sna.-A- n actproviding for the acknowledgment of a debtdue by the State, amounting to five hundredand forty-tw- o thousand dollars, to the Uni-versity of Mississippi, on account of fundsdonated by the United States governmentand held in trust bv tbe State, passed.&The Coffeeville Guards can shoulder arms.The bill incorporating the organization waspassed.

An act creating office of State entomologist was dissected and condemned.

An act to render mor efficient the publiceducation in the State was lost.

An act to incorporate the State medical association and regulate tbe practice ot medi-cine was referred.

An act for tue relief of the Mobile andNorthwestern raiiroad company was referred.

An act to provide tor the return of personsconvicted of felony woo havb fled the Statewas referred.

An act to secure acenraia weights of cotton was referred.

An act to amend the charter of the Ripleyrailroad company was referred: AU bilistending to assist this little road are favoi- -ably. received, and meet much encouragement from the word go.

ibe senate refused to in tbe houseamendments to the board of health bill.which leaves it in statu quo.

ine act 10 pensicn maimed uonreaeraiesoldiers was referred for correction andamendment.

The act regulating the passage of passengers on freight trains was passed.

act to incorporate tbe JacEson, YazooCity and Arkansas railroad company

Ibe act to provide for the consolidation ofrailroad companies was recommitted.

Tbe bouse quarreled ever thebill, and then uidu't settle it.

If that code business isn t finished eoan, itwill be no home or no quorum.

An act to incorporate the Ministers reliefassociation the North Mississippi confer-ence M. . church, south, was passed.

Au . ct tor the relief of George Washington was" passed by one mijonty. George isof Lincoln county.

Paused: To ascertain the outstanding indebtedness of liquidating levee districts; toincorporate the Arkansas City and Grenadarailroad company.

1 be litigation between the btate and tneMobile and Ohio railroad bids fair to besettled. ,

LETT KB FROM HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS ONTHE "TRAMP" QDESTION.

Jackson Clarion: Hon. Francis A. Wo'ff.of Tippah, kindly placed at cur disposalthe following letter to him from

Davis, upon a subject that has engagedtbe attention of tbe legislature. It was notwritten for publication, but contains nothingthat need be held from tbe public. Mr.Wolff, it will be remembered, was one of theimmortal First Mississippi regiment who fol-

lowed the fortunes of Mr. Davis and madethe fame in the war in which itplayed so conspicuous and glorious a part:

BaAtrvoiR, February 19, 1880.Eon. Francis A. Wolff:

Fhik.sd I have read your remarks on theproposition to amend Ibe article in the code by strik-ing out tbe word "tramp" and subst tuttng that of"vagrant." I was not only pleased with your speech,but I concur with you entirety as tUe propriety otyour proposed amendment. Tbe word "tramp" hasnow a temporary significance, admitted to be express-ive, as all slang Is for ibe tune being and amongthose by whom It Is accepted. But one does not looktor siaug In a leg '1 statute, and, with all cue defer-ence. It does not seem to me It ought there be found.Your on tbe other hand. Is a good Eng-lish word with a fixed meaning, and the use of Itstruck at one of tbe great political and social evilsof our time vagrancy. You and I, In oursoldier days, "tramped" over valley and mountain,and Mississippi seemed to think our steps badbeen In the path of her honor and glory, and thatwaa a part of your adventurous life to which tou

tailed to allude In telling and some-times brilliant speech to the legislature. Wheneverone of the old Mississippi regiment does somethingbeautiful or great. It fills my heart with a Joy fewniner inwgs c ana give, wnn coraiai regal a anabeat wishes, I am yours faithfully.

JEKFEBSON DAVI3.

ORDER OFBUSINESSSupreme Conrt of Tennessee, at Jackson,

April Term, 1880.

OFFICE CLERK OF SUPBKME COTJBT,Jaceson, Tknh., February 24, 1880.

rpuE Court will commence on tbe Shelbv: A Chancery Docktt, and hear all causes died on ortfn.a 1. J 1 lh. la.. AU,,Ba tn h. h..,1said docket being No. 5tJil.

The Country Circuits will then be taken np In thefol'owlng oruer. hearing only such causes as were

1 filed on or before June tt. 1878, First 13th; Circu t; second 14in Circuit; third 11th Circuit:" fourth 12th CitcuiL

The Easy Docket for tbe 11th. 12th, I3th and 14th

mid Amnuvn wilttan nntieA must hA anrTeri Annn.

Business win oe announces.

KewRnles of tbe Supreme Conrt,Adopted at Knoxitilie, Siptemotr Term, 1879.

The attention of the Bar and C.erks of Courts Iscalled to tbe following rules of the Court, adopted at

eepwrnoer lerm, lsiw:Tbe counsel of the annellant shall file with the

Cleik ol this Court, at least six days bttire casele called lor argument, a written or printed briefcontaining a ata.ement ot puln's of law or factupon which he re for reversal, together with theauiDonn-- 8 reiiei en in support or eacn pou 01 law.and a refer nre to the pages of record relied onto siiotalr eacn point ol fact.

And the Counsel for tbe Defendant In error shallfilewttli tbe Clerk, nt least thr e days before the caseis for argument, a written or ormted Driercontaining In like manner a statement of the i olntsot law or feet wun similar aiions and referencesupon which he relies to nustaln tbe judgment ordacree of the Court below These briefs when filedsnail be ret lined by Clerk subject to tbe order01 tne tjouru

On eveT application for Writ of Error and Buper- -sedas, or Supersedas alone, a petition, or brief, mustbe oresented stating the points of law or fact reliedon with the authorities to sustain the polnis law,and specifically pointing out those portions ot therecord upon wnicn tne alleged errors arise.

It Is ordered bv the Court that In all Transcripts,civil and al, bereatter sent to this Court, tbecleiksot inferior courts shall Indorse on samethe names of attorners for plaintiffs and defendants, and upon their failure to do so they will forfeit their costs in suen case.

By of the Court.JOHN H. FBEEM AN, Clerk.

Tlie ' A gitator iuzzle,'"vR of 15 lO Is creating a perfect furore.w Sold by merchants on lOe tusier, or

sample sent by us lor 10 cents and He stamp.uaiir sjux nmri n it or ivrCounter! We are the only Exclusive Jobbers of

"5 and 10c Goods" In the World. Catalogue andparticulars mailed free on application.

ifu man x nvs20O nnd VOX Bandolph St , Chicago.

Also New York and Boston.

jon-eide- nt Notice.NO- - 2407-- In the Chancery Court of Shelby county.

xenuessee i. a. warner vs. r.. a. nnigui ei ai.It appearing fom an order ol court tbls cause

that the defendant, K. B. Knight, bas departed thisllle, leaving as bis widow Kmlly K. Knight, and asbis heirs-a- t law Jennie Knight and Mrra Knight, all

wtiom aie of the State of Tennessee:

is Is therefore ordered. That they make their arDa anoe berem. at tne courtnouse or bneioy county,

Memphis, Tenn., on or before tbe first MondayMarcn, 1880. and plead, answer or demur to complalnant's bill, or tbe same will be taken for confessed as to tnem and set tor hearing exparte; andthat a coDrot this order published once a week,ror tour s icca sive weens, in mempnis Appeal.This lttthday ot January. 1KU--

copy-att- est: B. J. BLACK, Clerk and Master.By is.. M'Henry, Depust & and M.J. W. Yernon. Sol. fotJgrumH'nt wed

owEN LILLYPractical Builder

OF FINE

LightOarriagesIKEHP A SELECT 8TOCK (exclusively Of

own ma.lfarluri--) CONSTANTLYON HAND. I am also prepared to build (TO

any or all or tbe modern styles ofKokzIpm, and Family Carriages now In use. 1

use nothing but the VERY BE3 r MATERIAL, andemploy strictly first-clas- s mechanics.

ItKrAllCIMU,in all Its branches, done promptly and In tbe bestiMliwr. ) I.II I.V. 44 Ailnm It

siay be Forrxn onTHIS PAPER hi.e AT GEO. r.nOWELL Ai. CO'S

Newspaper Advertlslnir Ktirran (13 ISPituCBW11KKE

NEW YORK.may bo made for it luKPBIXU Mouth- -rro HonpakirtA Cor-v-- T'

set Jlanurae'ory, at toelocation, 855 Mnin street,half a square so ah of TJ nion.Largest stock or all stalesCorsets In tbe city. Answer-ing many Inquiries i

Uoopsklrts, I would any thatboth backsktnaare stylish. Of course, pief-eren-

Is given my celebratedUncrusbitble ones.

tvF" Woods sent CCD.Baspect fully.

less tbaa twenty seconds without Circuits, and Shelby County Law and Chancery Dock-G.,.i- r.

A .r.ih ,. oiv,irr,or,r ia o ' eta, wl'l be called the lirst May, 1880....

micrometer which will ascertain tne distance - couni aric, 01ed wlln llie cle,k before be isot an object without measuring base-lin- e, allowed 'o place any cause on the Easy Docket. Theand it will also calculate the distance bs- - Sheloy CouMy Criminal Docket will heaid llm-r7-"

!" the laEasy disposedtwo or more ot on the side a 1 tne nrgt 'Mf,nday m May. 18a After disposing ofriver opposite to tbe ooserver. A third in- - causes in tue .order litre named, a further order of

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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!

We Offer the Followina; Great Attractions !

Retail Department.All-wo- ol Combination Suits, to order, $25Worsted and Silk or Velvet Combina-

tion, S-J- .Gros-Grai- n Vilk Costume?, to order, $45.Grog-Grai- n Silk and Yelret Combination

Costumes, to order, $50.Satin DeLyon and Jet Combination, to

order, $70.

Bargains and Specialties just forwardedbyourew i ork buyers:

Novelties In Brocaded and Striped Ribbons, at So cents.

Lace Novelties at half price.

BARGAINS.Blar-- Silks, at $1 10, $1 25, $1 45,$1 95Full lines of Seal ferinot Gloves,Light French Felts at 75c worth $2 60.

Will display daring the week:Spring; Dress Fabrics, !prtng; Wraps.Mew Sprlos Hats received.

CRERIER,

onessiAn elegantwith a rise oldpure whiskies, we select

be fine or nothing.tepsla. Malaria, Debility,

tration of Overworked

Breath, and all Bronchial

T. J".WTEREIJJ W II O IJRS 1L.E

ASIW

combination of

no for Dys--

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A. --Louisville,

JLJ UtQ33"5T OO.,A1S I

Clloue Fronts, Columns, Lintals,i

of Foundry antf

Jno. W. Millard It.

Cotton Factors

VACCAKO. .

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N. uavta John f.

tictwn.,L N. devotes bis time to the

our We own Cotrmi

W. A.

No. 30O

washinmade

Wholesale Department

The of the trade called toour Large and Stock of

KOW A K VIM

Ladies' Hatsthe and best

Straw Goods by the etse dozen.Silks, Satins and

vatlns and Fan.cles.

Laces andThe or the Season

iW Prices low anymarket the

C3rf Orders and filled.

& CO.

atd other fine

From large stc-- k

the bsst Oar mastWe have false pretenses. For

have

this

the Feebleness Women, the Pros

the secretions which cause Bad

adelldous and remedy.

Ky.

c3EM PU

98 Second SSt Market Square, Meijipliis.

Iron Brass and EverLine

and260-2B- 2 Fronf.

wA. VAOORO CO.,

iauors andmes,tsulltvan.

AdamnOur RAINKT wnole

e'inrt?T. Warehor

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appear.

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and

M. fe Go."Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors,

And Commission. Merchants,2Pront street,

W. A, Sl 3BRO.FRONT HTRKET

Curtis a Co.jA W Wi V-- ? D 811 to 819 N. Second St., St. Mo.every description Circular, Mill, and Croaa-C- ut 6awa Waolme Dealers

Rubber and Bcltins, Files, Esnery Wheels, JUandrela, Cant Hooka, SawITpsets, and Saw and Pinning" 31111 Hap piles; Sol. Mimnfsctnr FateatMotted Circwlar Haw. SAW Omful .tttim repair work.

Our New Catalogue mailed free on

HTBWAkr,hiew Orleans.

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FADER.

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w. . Tucker.Late Arbuckle A Tucker,

(8UCCESSOB3 TO

204 streetLiberal advances on ConalgnmenU of

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Trimmed an Immense" only latest

styles."or

in Gros-Grain-

Flowers, Crapes.Novelties

B8 iheyguaranteed as asin country.promptly carefully

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Bourbon TonicBoneset tonics,

Kentucky Whisky.. our of

or purpose.

use

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reliable

CHAMBERS BBUWM,

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pp.Castings, General Repair j tiling; In t

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&IMPORTERS

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of of inLeather Gauvmera,all of lVockwood'a

EVERY WARRANTED. toIllustrated application.

AHUIIKW

WHOLESALE GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS

3ieU S? aVn WW

sills, Ventilators, Cellar Grating, all kind

Stnchine-Sho- rt Work.

JLv Collin. S3.. G. Hall

Wholesale Grocers,

Ktroet,A. U. VACCAKO.

AND DE1LERS IN

igarsTkt. Clarsu Si. J. Clark.

atomrjli Is. Tonn.assd J ..rre-r-n.ii-

Weighing and Bale of an Cotton Intrusted tos. iwih t Wfisiilntfior, and fwrni!.

11. M. OAC1K.

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HWilMd, H.HAILBY.neuophls. Memphis

SWYIIBI

JOS. J. SUGARMAN

J.B. ALDRICH & CO.TTholesaleand Betall in all kinds

SEWING MACHINES!And Sewing-Machin- e Goods.

GEREBAL AGENTS FOB

E. BUTTERICK & COS PATTERNSAnd KASHIOS PUBL1CATIOKS,

No. 354 SECOND ST.,IBT1NQ BLOCK,

Wemshls Tennee

Uotton

T. H. KddinsTipton county.

ARBUCKLE A TUCKK3)

Cotton and personal attention given to weighing same.

Noa. 356 358 Front St., Iftemplii9, Tenn.AND

Stewart Brothers & Co.,Cotton Factors and Commission lerehaxits.

HENRY FRANK.

FADER, Ml

Spring Goods!

Bortment

Gauges.Bibbons

received

GAGE

Louis,ltjumfsctarsn

Dealers

Wholesale Grocers, Cotton Factors294: Front street, Memnnis. Tenn.

Grocers and

S4 'I urnae,Tipton county.

&Front

Mcmnhii..

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FactorsNos, 371-37- 3 Main street, Memphis.

Tucker, Turnage I Go.

Cotton Factors Commission Fslerchants,

LOflKiUnpi'Gcedenteil Bargains

InlESEEP 1These Goods were purchased befors the late advance, and eannct nov be bought In tbe Eastern

Markets for what we are asking tor them. Our Slock Is nnsaally large, and. WI ASK A CABKFDL EXAMINATION.

Fringed Satin Damask Cloths,White Satin Table Damask,Brown Linen Table Damask,Turkey Red Table Damask,Lace Curtains, Lace Curtains.

Fringed Doylies, Damasit Napkins,Tray Cloths, Damask Towels,fluck Towels, Bath Towels,Crumb Cloths, Crumb Cloths,

Fiiiii'iiu iFor Shirting, Underwear,

HWe ask tie Special Attention of CustomersIs thoroughly stocked witb every Popular Make,Sbeetlnrat the LOWEST POSSIBLE FBICES.

9TWEEPir

ATCLOTHINGBLUFF CITI CWTIIl SOUSE,

--oMUST HAVB ROOM FOB OUR 8PBINO STOCK. AND IN ORDER TO ACCOMPLISH SAVEWX bate put our shoulder to the wheel, and will sell balance of stock nt ONE-HAL- E FOU&KR PRICK.

BEAD CARKFCLLS

Hen's iood Snits 9 5 OOMen's Causimere tsnlts... 8 OOJTIen's C'assimere Salts.... lO OOHen's Fine Dress Salts.. 15 OOHen's Finn Pants 2 OOMen'sExtraFlnePants.. 3 OOHen's Kxtra Ires Pants 4 OO

All above goods are marked down one

Lace& Col'd

Pillow Linen andto C

Width ot Domestic, Pillo and,

TEE- -

OUR NKV7

500 Coats , 62500 Coats50O Vests OO500 7550O Vests 60lOOO Vests S5lOOO 1- we Invite a inspection

H. Bowdre

8.

TO THE f BAIK Owing to tbe demand for a Ktrat-elaM- a W t, I en I Clothlncthis I have determined to engage In came, and am now DAILY a line of

goods specially manufactured, and which I am enabled to offer to trade at low c rices. An inspectionAll orders will be promptly attended to. M VKvlllK, (,11 n.i. arrrpt

W. T. Bawdre. BootM

k286 .Vont street I ONE DOOB NORTH OF I

1 f

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336 Front street,Pmrf ienlar attention given to

1. Arbuckle. J. Vt.

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bOHR4TIQuality

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lOO street, A'ew JLa.WE HAVE OPENED A BRANCH OF OUR HOUSE AT NEW ORLEANS TO i"BET TBJwants our trnde and eonslrnmenu. enttnn will earefnl

(LATE WHaELXR. PICKSNd

Tubs,

Brooms,

Churns,

Trays,

Sifters,Wash Boards,

Well

EVMerehants are resTectrully Invited to call

liALPil YORJIKifeS.

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FrontJ QTLlberal BlTd i

Piano Corers,Table Covers,

Toilanette Table Cloths,

White Marseilles Quilts,

Linens,Suiting.

oar UEPABTHEST, as Itand Muslin

DUCTiONSIN

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Pantshair, and careful AEJ

b. Btloae. P.

Te'tti.3U acCAXLUK

HnsseIn city, RECEIVINGthe

EW HATGOOD LUCK SHIRTS!

KIRKLAKD'S, PEABODY HOTEL.

BOWDRE, MM.01 CO.

COTTON PAOTOBS,mTTo;irpBiv

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Wholesale GrocerstaTRKF.T....fTreel

FARGASOH GO.Wholesale Grocers

and Commission IlIercliarLtsUravier lrieans,

PERMANENT.if of have

Buckets,

street,

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Cotton Factors

BUCKETS,

Cedarware,

Axe-Handle- s,"

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Bed-Spread- s,

Commission Merchantscor. Ussion, 31einplii.tne handl .ngof cotton while In lel

ISiehardson. T. J. Cowg 1 1 1.

Cotton Factors,A Co.s M Stand).... HI I

and Cotton Factors.Memphis, Tennessee..anil- -

tk CO.) HOLaoALB DKAUtlij INCOTTON-ROP- E,

Twine,

Paper,Paper Eagsr

Butter Plates,Brushes,Baskets,

Toys,

Croquet Sets,Archery, Etc.

and see us before purehasl pg goods In this lino

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: : : lempliis, Tenn.all Cotton consigned to asaCI

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Doors, Sash, Blinds & Moldings,ALL KINDS OF D00U AND WINDOW FKA31ES,

brackets and 8roll Work, Rough and Dressed Lumber, Shingles, LattKto.,Nos. 161,163 and 165 Washington street.

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